We have a limited amount of the 2023 vintage of Jean-Claude Ramonet's Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Clos de la Boudriotte Rouge today. Its is a rare look at the red side of one of Burgundy’s most famous white wine domaines and is typically one of the best reds made in Chassagne. Ramonet is a benchmark name in Chassagne-Montrachet, but the domaine’s reds have become a real insider category, offering the same purity, finesse, and unmistakable house style in Pinot Noir. Clos de la Boudriotte sits within the historic Morgeot sector near the old abbey, with a small group of owners and soils marked by gravel, iron-rich marl, and layered rock, giving the wine concentration without losing elegance. The 2023 vintage brings generous fruit and supple texture to red Burgundy, and this should be especially appealing in Chassagne, where the best reds combine dark cherry, spice, earth, mineral tension, and a more savory Côte de Beaune structure. This is a compelling bottle for Burgundy buyers who already chase Ramonet’s whites, offering premier cru pedigree, real rarity, and a distinctive expression of Chassagne Pinot Noir from one of the village’s great names.